How to Drink Wuyi Rock Tea's Four Famous Bushes for Better Health?
Wuyi Rock Tea's Four Famous Bushes include Dahongpao, Shuijingui, Tieluohan, and Baijiguan. Besides their delightful taste, these teas are valued for their health benefits, especially when brewed with traditional Chinese herbs. Dahongpao, known as the 'King of Wuyi Tea,' is warm in nature and aids i...
Tea News · Sep 13, 2025
Expired Tea Can Actually Be Used to Dye Hair? And It's Non-Toxic
Did you know that expired tea leaves, which are no longer suitable for drinking, have multiple practical uses around the house? Instead of throwing them away, you can repurpose them in various ways. Expired tea can effectively absorb odors in the refrigerator or on your hands. The tea liquid can rem...
Tea News · Sep 13, 2025
Shocked! Tea + Stainless Steel = Poison
A recent online exposure claims that brewing tea in stainless steel cups poses a risk of chronic poisoning, causing widespread concern. An experiment showed that after tea was left in a new stainless steel cup for 72 hours, the inner wall was significantly corroded. Tea contains various chemical com...
Tea News · Sep 12, 2025
The weather is getting colder, recommending a few seasonal teas for tea friends!
As autumn brings dry and cooling weather, it's the perfect time for teas that are moisturizing, smooth, warming, and aged. It's advisable to drink more tea, but opt for lighter brews and avoid freshly made teas that might carry 'fire energy', such as newly processed autumn Tieguanyin. Teas that are...
Tea News · Sep 12, 2025
【Tea Learning】The Complete Process of Re-firing and Enhancing the Aroma of Black Tea
Days with tea are truly days. With Modao's companionship, life becomes truly lived. When black tea is stored for a long time, its aroma may fade due to poor storage conditions, among other reasons. Of course, for good black tea stored properly, this process can be completely omitted. The strong tea...
Tea News · Sep 12, 2025
Six Types of Tea, Each with Its Own Merits
Tea is one of the seven daily necessities in Chinese culture, alongside firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, and vinegar. It is categorized into six types based on processing techniques: white, green, black, dark, yellow, and oolong tea. Each variety offers unique health benefits. Green tea helps reduc...
Tea News · Sep 12, 2025
The autumn wind is bleak, can green tea still be drunk?
As cold autumn winds blow, many wonder if drinking green tea, often perceived as a 'cooling' beverage, is suitable for the season. The article compares green tea to a cold salad—meant to be enjoyed fresh. It explains that while green tea is typically made from tender spring leaves and prized for its...
Tea News · Sep 11, 2025
♨ Tea, It's Not Meant to Be Drunk This Way
This article highlights six common mistakes people make when drinking tea. It explains that steeping tea leaves all day increases theophylline content, harming health. It emphasizes the importance of 'awakening' tea properly, with methods varying for fermented (e.g., Pu'er, Black Tea and non-fermen...
Tea News · Sep 11, 2025
Complete! 99% Must-Keep Tieguanyin Brewing Method, Don't You Want to See?
This guide provides the definitive method for brewing Tieguanyin tea, ensuring an optimal experience. It covers the essential steps: selecting the right utensils like white porcelain Gongfu tea sets, controlling water temperature precisely (near 100°C for high-quality tea, 95°C for regular , using t...
Tea News · Sep 11, 2025
Don't Drink Expired Tea, Do You Know the Shelf Life of Various Tea Types?
Unlike supermarket products, loose-leaf tea from specialty shops often lacks a printed expiration date. However, all teas have a shelf life. Green tea, being unfermented, has the shortest lifespan—about one year at room temperature or 18 months if refrigerated. Fully fermented black tea can last ove...
Tea News · Sep 10, 2025